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Does Anyone Still Want to Defend the AJC?

ForestryDawgForestryDawg Posts: 29,326 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

Chip Towers took time out extracurricular activities downtown to write up another slanderous article for the AJC. This time he wrote that Kirby’s approach to handling Adam Anderson (who he suspended immediately and have we ever even heard the results of that job?) and Jamaal Jarrett (who interviewed by police and charges were dropped) were not strong enough and that the university is protecting these alleged “sexual abusers”. We are all aware of the countless kids who have gotten the help they need because of Kirby, but Chip has his vendetta and the AJC is desperate for clicks.

But that is just today’s news. After Judd’s piece this month another one of our own (@RSDawg) left the forum for sites who weren’t in bed with Cox Media.

So is all of this because Kirby won’t grant more practice viewing time to the media? Because we know that we are not the only university with these same issues. Or are all of the hack jobs because Cox Media’s relationship with the university has been going down the drain? Just look what happened last month:

Cox Media’s WSBTV used to have that contract.

Staff feel free to weigh in. @JeffSentell @MikeGriffith @DawgNationDaily (lol, we know he won’t respond)

To all others, as OP of this thread I say that any AJC hate is welcome and encouraged!

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  • BumBum Posts: 2,824 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    Interesting info

  • dshaffers46dshaffers46 Posts: 61 ✭✭✭ Junior

    Well I am certainly not going to resign from this site and am certainly not defending the AJC. But I read the story today and if half of what was reported about Jarrett's behavior is true, I am going to have a hell of a hard time rooting for this kid. I was always under the impression that Kirby had a zero tolerance policy for sexual misconduct, and Jarrett's behavior is a bit suspect to me.

    I really have no problem with sexual activities among consenting college students and had ample such experiences as an undergraduate. I would certainly be disturbed if allegations that the police generally look the other way about misconduct allegations if the alleged party is a Georgia Football player--a claim I find hard to believe. Downvote me or call me anything you care to, but I have zero tolerance for sexual misconduct, especially by those formally representing the Red and Black. Period. That's my opinion and I'm sticking to it.

  • JoeClarkJoeClark Posts: 503 ✭✭✭✭✭ Graduate

    I read the reporting for what it is - investigative reporting.

    I, too, have zero tolerance for sexual misconduct and the J.Jarrett portion is disturbing. Full Stop.

    I think there were some interesting points being made about CKS/UGa allowing students to go as character witness, having Gantt be the "fixer", and the speeding tickets but, with respect to those parts, I would like to see how this compares against the larger CFB landscape because I'm sure this ain't the only place that has this setup. To that end, it feels like the story should've been a micro- to a larger more benign culture across the football landscape.

    I don't particularly agree with drawing conclusions about the governance of the football program based on some of the normal happenings of these kids - I bet if you pulled data from ACC police and the school, you might see that the trend is widespread, it's just that these kids are in the same group and have a little more money.

    It does seem that CKS motto is, if they are not found to be guilty of things then we will handle it internally and if they are, they are off the team. In that way, he's trusting that they will do their job. I'm not sure how I feel about it but I don't know what I would do in that position and I'm glad I never have to be.

    Overall, I'm sure people are poking around corners and I'm sure questions should be asked of CKS. And they should be - he's the HC, that's the gift and the curse of the role and the $$.

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